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Ansonguy Posted 5 years ago
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[which size of a vase] or [which size vase]
(1) Which size of a vase do you want: 5", 6" or 7?
(2) Which size vase do you want: 5", 6" or 7"?
Most of my non-native English speaking friends think (2) is correct. However, (1) sounds better to the rest of us. Please tell me which one is correct. Thank you very much.
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ansonguy Which size vase This is the correct one. No "of". "of" is used when it's "the" instead of "which": the size of the house, the size of a spider, the size of your bank account CJ
- ansonguy Which size vase This is the correct one.
- No "of".
- "of" is used when it's "the" instead of "which": the size of the house, the size of a spider, the size of your bank account CJ
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ansonguyWhich size vase
This is the correct one. No "of".
"of" is used when it's "the" instead of "which":
the size of the house, the size of a spider, the size of your bank account
CJ
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